The Dry Grass of August - Anna Jean Mayhew - A Short Summary and Review

 


A short summary of The Dry Grass of August:

How Jubie lost Mary Luther after a revival in the Jim Crow South.

My favorite quote from the book:

"There are always folks."


Questions to ponder while reading the book:

How do you treat those who are different?

Have you ever made a serious mistake?

My review of the book:

A deeply engrossing story.

An evocative book about the Jim Crow South.

Tore my heart out.


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